Athletes Sweep Yankees in Hard Fought Series Finale
Philadelphia Aug 15 Edgar Smith pitched seven hit ball for his first win of the season as the Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 5 to 4, completing a three game sweep before 32 300 fans. Ruffing and Dickey worked for New York with Smith and Brucker behind Philadelphia.
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Humphreys and relatives host supper guests in Sykesville
In Sykesville on Thursday Mr and Mrs Russell Humphreys Washington hosted supper for Miss Dorothy Hush Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs Charles Humphreys and Miss Ella Humphreys Flohrville. Also Sunday guests of Franklin Brown at Linstead Camp were Mr and Mrs B F Brown and sons Lee Berry and Billy Branden burg who later visited Annellis and dined with Mr and Mrs Maurice Berry at Jessup. Richard Chipley and JoAnn Phelps spent Tuesday to Sunday at the home of Rev and Mrs C
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Jessup
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Catherine Hesse
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Harry Hesse
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Aaron Evans
James S. Grimes
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Catonsville
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John Dryden
Mikney Arrington
Dremah Lush
Austin Brooks
Roland
Russell
Jennie Kaidel
Winlettsville
Harry Crass
A. O. Sorflaten
David
Catoctin Netmen Clinch Second Half Tennis Title
Catoctin Country Club's Netmen swept all nine matches to clinch the Maryland Inter-Club League second half championship over Mt. Washington Baltimore. Only one singles match went to three sets as Ramsburg beat Liston 7-5 3-6 6-2. Doubles pairs Clapp-Ramsburg and M Cardell-Radcliffe each won.
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Baseball results and social notices from Washington area
American League results show Philadelphia at New York five to four and St. Louis nine to seven with Detroit. Chicago five to three over Cleveland. Washington eight to nine and Boston three to three. Saturday scores include Philadelphia twelve to six over New York and Detroit sixteen to twenty. Cleveland four to three over Chicago. Washington eight to three over Boston. No games today. Local social notes list visits and gatherings involving Towson, Washington, Baltimore, Catonsville, Laurel, Glen Echo Park, and surrounding families.
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Princeton Instructor Killed in Nanking Road Blast
Dr. Robert Karl Reischauer, an instructor at Princeton University, was killed while leading a tourists' party near Nanking Road in what appears to be a deadly explosion incident. The accident underscores dangers faced by visitors and guides amid unrest in the area.
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Busy Death Corner guests and social notes
The column lists numerous social visits and gatherings across Germantown, Sykesville, Laurel, and surrounding areas. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. William Branden burg and children at a Union Sunday School picnic, Merrill Flohr from Camp Linstead, and Rev and Mrs Henry Muller with sons visiting in Gamber and at Sunnie Holme. Local families from Ellicott City, Baltimore, Randallstown, and Taneytown are mentioned with various dinner, guest, and visiting arrangements.
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Braddock Rights
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George Clarke
Ann
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Sunnie Holme
W. BR. McCardell
Robert Watkins
Laurel
Samuel Beall
Henry Muller
Heary
James
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Wilbur Brown
Baltimore
Clarence Brown
W. R. Hatfield
Thomas Bennett Fork
Stewart Hurline
Levi Barnes
James Wheatley
Effie Wheatley
Murray Dayhoff
William Reynolds
Virginia
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Lena Reynold
Maga Vista
Magothy River
Fannie Smith
John Smith
Daisy
Thomas Roberts
William MecDemaled
Martha
James Edward Fiehr
Taneytown
G. Frank Fiehr
Carrie Hering
Frank L. Mellor
Selby Ruch
Eunice Gaither
Local Friends Gather for Weekend Visits in Baltimore Area
Guests include Mr and Mrs George Allen of Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Ed ward Arrington, with Sunday trips to Pen Mar Pa. Rankin A Matthews remains at home in Baltimore due to illness. Celius L Brown and daughter Anita Rile red return from University Hospital Baltimore. Many other Baltimore residents visit relatives in Brookeville Darlington and Ann Arbor Michigan as families host events this week.
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William Kidd
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Pen Mar
Willoughby Alipert
Rankin A Matthews
Celius L. Brown
Anita Rilelred
University Hospital
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Arthur Timanus
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A. R. Selby
Ger Mantown
Arthur
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Wesley Day
China Surrenders Scrap Iron to Japans Allies
Amoy China reports a sixteen day scrap iron drive with residents urged to collect all iron and copper. Officials claim Japan purchases Chinese scrap for rearmament and ships it through Taiwan or Hongkong to Japan, while export of iron is banned.
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New York City Burlesque Houses Reopen Under Edict
New York City burlesque theaters, shuttered by an edict against striptease, resume operations with a blend of vaudeville and revue acts. The revival emphasizes variety acts and stage shows, signaling a shift in the local entertainment climate.
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Radio Forum Topics and Network Listings Shown
A New York topic list for the Radio Forum shows Republican reorganization liberalization as a theme with Rep. Thimiltin Fist to speak. Various network schedule notes for NBC CBS and local stations detail upcoming programs, talks, concerts, and sports around August 1.
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Struck by auto near Frederick City street scene
A woman identified as Druculla Worthington was struck by a vehicle operated by Theatlre Mewcomer in Keymar while crossing Vared Street near Park. She was taken to hospital for treatment. condition not stated.
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Local Family Notices From Taylorsville Area
Monday night social rounds include Stultz, Warner, and Stechog visiting, while Baltimore trips bring Engel and Watner relatives in for hospital care and a Maryland visit. Family visitors, hospital stays, and vacations are noted among Sherfey, Alexander, Shipse, Schneider, Eyler, and Craymer families.
Sam's Creek Reunion At Pipe Creek Park Noted In Snader Report
Sam's Creek residents and families gathered at Pipe Creek park near Coney town on Sunday for the Crawmer reunion. Mr and Mrs Sterling Crawmer attended with Mr and Mrs Gord Mite ley, while Mr. and Mrs Paul Sherfry of Uniontown visited their son-in-law and daughter.
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